The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-22
Winter wraps were not uncomfortable.

>' C'"P> were not uncomfortable
this week,
HOW many will celebrate Arbcr DAY in
this vicinity;
Several broken hriises have been re.
paired this week.
Work is progressing iavorabl, on las.
MEYERS new house.
The old irr;ga,ins ditch on Pacific
street should he filed
Cold and disagrceable weather, and near.
!, EVERYONE has the influenza.
ST. James Guild met at Mrs. X. /.
Moore~ Wednesday afternoon
Well what mas the tu:uuc in store Tor
YOU: was the question frequently asked
this week
Eastman ha% .inc line of wall and cc;l.
ing papers and decorations. The ceiling
papers are especially neat.
The Baptist sewing society met at Mrs
lloideas 5 yesterday. The society will
meet At Mrs. Barieish';, next week.
John G>arv secured Il contract ter wiJ-
ening enc mile of Tic ,,ic, OF the Beaver.
head Canyon Ditch CO.. last Sat,,rdy.
The bod" q, .hc eldest daughter OF Mrs
Philip Thorpe was brought here from Gal
lat!': county. this week, and rentcrrc.!.
The close season for durk ADD other
aquatic wild fowl commences Oh, May lst,
instead of May 18th, as the statutes OF 'S1
give II.
Prot. L.. !. Knapp ha. been busy, ,hc
past week, selecting books 10, the public
school library. About So volumc, were
ordered.
IWcui> tive more 1n"u came u' trom
below Yesterday morning and went to work
on this division Of tn. I 'ah :: Northern
railroad
IH> Contractor na. ,irshed grading the
Cuur, i!>,"sv grounds, and the next thing
in o,d-r i ,ho erection @: the fence around
the block, vt;ch i, beng conc
ii.so'i wan. IN opportunity ot stein.; a;.a
hearing TIE rennwn.d preacher, Rev. sam
Jones. send postal card 10 NJ. !. Hail
Minneapolis Mi'1u.. NTH, request lnat hc
come.
\ gypsy nnt!i, consisting n ten or
twelve covered Wagons and a band Of
horses arrived, in town Saturday and went
into camp on tho banks of ,h- Beav>yncau
near selway'>.
\ lis int fingered chap >tole a rcuE"t
>tovc-pipc aud a!-tro,n a certain house
on Main street, b,:; he was prevailed ON TO
ret.'rn 1t % its proper place, without the
assistance OF .he city marshal.
The Dillon Lumber and Grain Com.
panv'> >aw mill ut Dry Gulch was re.
moved last week 10 Horst. Prairie where
it will b. run during the su",mer. Frank
Green and Ben Nesbit; " i'll have charge Of
it.
\ uusge, weighing $50 was found in
the placer .liyginys on Dyer creek, near
Bald Mountain last week. On one claim
N"ti tIS'' IiCoI'N" T1S ~ Wv 49," -
Gently. The gold i, "coar,s:" and oI fine
quality.
Wri. Bernstein expects !u have his STORE,
at Spring Hin, finished and ready for
business by Monday, His goods arrived
some time ago, but the completion OF his
store building was delayed by the non ar
rival of lumber,
Deputy Sheriff Park returned 10 Dillon
last nigh. with il man named Charles
Drenner who was arrested AT South Boul.
der charged witt, stealing horse belong
ing to Jos. \. Browne. Brcnncr offered
no resistance when arrested.
Mrs. Il. ]. Sholes, Of Glendale, while ON
visit to Black(oot, Idaho, recently, gave
temperance entertainment to \ good
sized audience. The Reporter Uhc local
paper spoke highly ol the entertainment.
Mrs Sholcs is member ct the w. {. i.
T., OF Montana.
The finishing lumber fof lr. Pick,nan's
new Residence. tor which the carpenters
have: been waiting several weeks, arrived
this week and work Vas resumed. In tke
mean time tle latllers have been ut work
and have nearly finished.
The new S,cversvilc paper has made its
appearance |, is called the -N"rM Ne"
IyiHvse and is . seven. column folio with
paten, inside. |: has an engraved head, and
the outside: is st, il bourgeois. BREWER and
uonparsil old style, Som" taste Is dis